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Yeah but the parent comments point is that “life and death for a company” is categorically different from life and death for human beings, ie actual life and de
by adamsea 7y ago
Yeah but the parent comments point is that “life and death for a company” is categorically different from life and death for human beings, ie actual life and death.
- blazespin 7y agoI suspect that as far as analogies go, this is a pretty tame one for a typical wartime CEO. I would say zero to 1 is not wartime though. I hope no one is suggesting this. Wartime is more about your company is rapidly coming apart at the seams and growth rates are going down rather than up. If you've ever been in such a company you'd probably get why the brutal analogy being made.
- bawolff 7y agoArguably, war is about the life and death of your state as a political entity. The lives and deaths of the people are the PR spin.